The villa area with a total area of ​​​​more than 4000 m2 in Da Lat (Lam Dong) of Jerrim Vu and his wife Thuy Trang is likened to stepping out of Japanese movies. Homeowners pay special attention to the surrounding landscape with bonsai trees, lawns, lakes, fruit trees and flowers… According to Mr. Jerrim Vu, the villa is worth about 60 billion VND, has 6 bedrooms and was built within 4 years. Up to now, all stages are still in the process of completion. Jerrim Vu and his wife like the minimalist Japanese style but comfortable and modern. Part of the house has design drawings made by architects in Ho Chi Minh City, while the garden, fish pond … he created himself. This land he and his wife bought for a long time, has a location adjacent to a natural lake of 68 hectares, the largest in Da Lat city, so they decided to build it as a place to live, giving the children a fresh living space. Typical Japanese wooden gate, stone wall. Artificial springs have the effect of air conditioning and feng shui. 2-storey villa with wide glass door system, sunny, enough living space for a family of 3 generations. A corner of the garden is planted with ferns, spread with crushed stone. The path has a large stone slab, planted with Japanese grass on both sides. The pavilion overlooks the city’s freshwater lake. Beautiful landscape of the villa.

According to the J-CAST News , the video of DiVa – a project that celebrates the distinctiveness of women. The campaign features model Mitsuki Kimura (Koki), actress Quan Xiaodong and Son Ye Jin. Valentino was criticized for letting model Koki wear heels on her obi waist. Photo: Kotaku. In the controversial video, model Koki walks on a canvas with red and yellow motifs. Besides, other photos show her sitting on a fabric pattern printed in detail with flowers. The netizens of cherry blossoms said that Koki stepped on the obi waist. Many comments on the actions of the Italian brand offend Japanese culture and traditional clothing. Many comments showed the anger of the people here: “This is an act of disregarding Japanese culture”, “I feel this video is making fun of Japanese culture and traditions”. Some of the comments were directed towards model Koki. However, many people advocate for the model when she thinks she is only following the request of the director. Another promotional photo by Valentino shows Koki sitting on an obi-like cloth. Photo: Valentino. In response to the negative comments of Japanese netizens, Valentino apologized with the content: “We have no intention of insulting Japanese culture”. In addition, the fashion house claims that the obi belt used in the advertisement is not an accessory from a kimono. In the fashion sense, HuffPost Model has stepped on the obi belt.